Ned Stevens Gutter Cleaning

Ned Stevens Gutter Cleaning works out of North Attleborough, and nearly everything reviewers describe is exactly that — cleaning gutters, not installing them. Crews text an arrival window, show up, clear the debris, and in several cases leave photos of the finished job or trigger an exterior camera that catches the whole visit. Recent reviews name specific techs — Sandro, Ramon, Edgar and Elmer Moreira — for checking every downspout, resetting a mosquito trap on the side, or hauling a customer's luggage in on the way out. One reviewer got her grandkids' toy back out of the gutter where it had been stuck since Christmas. It's the kind of company built for the routine, repeat-annually job — reliable rather than remarkable — and the occasional larger job (a new seamless gutter system with leaf guards, a full gutter replacement, a downspout reroute) gets the same quick treatment. What's worth knowing before booking is what happens after the visit. Several reviews from this spring and summer describe daily telemarketing calls that started after a single cleaning and were hard to stop even after asking — one reviewer called it a "permanent spam calling list." Separately, older reviews describe real service failures: a late-2025 review said a technician quietly cracked a downspout pipe during a cleanup and never mentioned it; a 2024 review described a booked cleaning that dragged on for weeks with excuses and never happened; and a 2022 review described a second visit the reviewer waited home to watch that simply never occurred. These are scattered rather than constant, but they recur across several years, which is why the fuller review history reads more mixed than the 4.4-star Google average alone suggests. Further back, a 2016 news report said OSHA cited the company's Massachusetts entity for a repeat fall-protection violation after a worker fell from a roof — old history now, but part of the record. Ned Stevens is a reasonable call for a straightforward, seasonal gutter cleaning, and the crews themselves are consistently described as polite and efficient. Before signing up for an automatic annual plan, it's worth asking directly how to opt out of follow-up marketing calls, and getting confirmation — a photo, a status note — that the job was actually completed before paying.